The Value of Mindfulness for Healthcare Professionals
Changes to health delivery and administration in recent decades have intensified levels of stress, burnout, and morale among healthcare professionals. The demands these professionals face include heavy caseloads, limited control over the work environment, long hours, and even concern over adequate PPE and moral issues.
Aging “Escape Room” Designed to Grow Awareness and Empathy
With healthier habits and better healthcare, many people now live well into their 80s and 90s. In fact, the percentage of people over 60 is expected to grow to 32% in the most developed nations by 2050. (Up from 2006 numbers of 17% in North America and 23% in Western Europe). But our fast-paced, high-energy, youth-oriented culture doesn’t give much consideration to aging citizens.
New USD Study Finds "Concerning Differences" in Healthcare Between Germany's Black Forest and the Black Hills
Dr. Carole South-Winter, Assistant Professor in USD’s Beacom School of Business and Kimberly Cleveland, MBA in Health Services Administration, Beacom School of Business recently completed a comparative research study including 235 Germans and 219 Americans.